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Oct 18, 2019

Laser Scan Of Cambodian Jungle Finds Lost Capital Of Khmer Empire

Archaeologists successfully uncovered the hidden city high in the Cambodian mountains using aerial laser scanning technology.

Oct 18, 2019

News

Laser Scan Of Cambodian Jungle Finds Lost Capital Of Khmer Empire

Archaeologists successfully uncovered the hidden city high in the Cambodian mountains using aerial laser scanning technology.

By Natasha Ishak

Oct 17, 2019

Monkeys Are Better At Problem-Solving Than Humans, Study Finds

Researchers wonder if the heavy rewarding of habit-based solutions in Western educational systems are destroying our ability to creatively problem-solve.

Oct 17, 2019

Science News

Monkeys Are Better At Problem-Solving Than Humans, Study Finds

Researchers wonder if the heavy rewarding of habit-based solutions in Western educational systems are destroying our ability to creatively problem-solve.

By Natasha Ishak

Oct 16, 2019

Former NASA Scientist Says We Found Life On Mars — In The 1970s

"What is the evidence against the possibility of life on Mars? The astonishing fact is that there is none."

Oct 16, 2019

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Former NASA Scientist Says We Found Life On Mars — In The 1970s

"What is the evidence against the possibility of life on Mars? The astonishing fact is that there is none."

By Natasha Ishak

Oct 15, 2019

Divers Looking For WWII Shipwreck Find Enormous, Gelatinous Orb With Thousands Of Baby Squid Inside

First, they saw that the orb was bigger than them. Then they saw the thousands of little creatures wriggling around inside.

Oct 15, 2019

Science News

Divers Looking For WWII Shipwreck Find Enormous, Gelatinous Orb With Thousands Of Baby Squid Inside

First, they saw that the orb was bigger than them. Then they saw the thousands of little creatures wriggling around inside.

By Natasha Ishak

Oct 9, 2019

Blind Inventor Creates WeWALK Smart Cane That Uses Google Maps To Help The Visually Impaired

"In these days we are talking about flying cars, but these people have been using just a plain stick."

Oct 9, 2019

Blind Inventor Creates WeWALK Smart Cane That Uses Google Maps To Help The Visually Impaired

"In these days we are talking about flying cars, but these people have been using just a plain stick."

By Erin Kelly

Oct 9, 2019

Northern Fur Seals Are Thriving On An Active Volcanic Island In Alaska

More than 36,000 pups are expected to be born on Bogoslof Island this year.

Oct 9, 2019

News

Northern Fur Seals Are Thriving On An Active Volcanic Island In Alaska

More than 36,000 pups are expected to be born on Bogoslof Island this year.

By Natasha Ishak

Oct 8, 2019

The Last Woolly Mammoths On Earth Died Of Catastrophic ‘Icing Events,’ New Study Finds

The study suggests that the dietary wellbeing of Wrangel Island's mammoths was stable and that all long-term weather events had already passed. The culprit of their demise, it claims, were short-term "icing events."

Oct 8, 2019

News

The Last Woolly Mammoths On Earth Died Of Catastrophic ‘Icing Events,’ New Study Finds

By Marco Margaritoff

Oct 7, 2019

Scientists Implant Fake Memories Into Birds To Teach Them New Songs À La ‘Inception’

Zebra finches typically learn to sing a song from their parents through imitation, but a new study shows they can learn a song without ever hearing it.

Oct 7, 2019

Science News

Scientists Implant Fake Memories Into Birds To Teach Them New Songs À La ‘Inception’

Zebra finches typically learn to sing a song from their parents through imitation, but a new study shows they can learn a song without ever hearing it.

By Natasha Ishak

Oct 3, 2019

2,000-Year-Old Scrolls From Vesuvius Eruption To Be ‘Virtually Unraveled’ With A.I.

The fragile scrolls from the ancient city of Herculaneum have been destroyed by physical unwrapping, and so scientists plan to use A.I. and machine learning to virtually read their text.

Oct 3, 2019

News

2,000-Year-Old Scrolls From Vesuvius Eruption To Be ‘Virtually Unraveled’ With A.I.

The fragile scrolls from the ancient city of Herculaneum have been destroyed by physical unwrapping, and so scientists plan to use A.I. and machine learning to virtually read their text.

By Marco Margaritoff